> >> How would optparse be better than getopt, especially for > >> simple use such as this? > > Guido> Optparse is *always* better than getopt, once you're used > Guido> to it. Even for a single option it's usually fewer lines > Guido> of code. > > Is this a pronouncement? A quick grep suggests that so far only > Tools/scripts/diff.py uses optparse. It's not a pronouncement -- it's just a recommendation. I see no need to start converting existing code to optparse -- but for all new code, I recommend it. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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